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Supplement to the. Tillamook Headlight.
Ordinance No. 152.
Ao ordinance to prohibit minors from
ing or loitering on the street« and
p'her places ill Tillamook City during
Kain hours, and to repeal ordinance
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The people ofTillamook City do ordain
as follows :
Section 1.—That no minor within the
corporate limits of Tillamook City under
SsU/ the age <>f eighteen years shall be upon
lO; street, alley or public place of the
city on any night between the hours of
9:00 o’clock p.m. and 4:00 o’clock a.m.
from May the 1st to September 30th,
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jnclnsive of each year, nor between the
‘7. hours of KOO o’clock p.m and 4.0(1 p.m.
a from October the 1st to April the 30th
each year, unless such minor
be upon an errand or oilier legitimate
, business for his parents or guardian, but
| in no case during such time that such
minor shall be upon such errand or other
legitimate business shall be loiter upon
I any street, alley or other public place of
•aid city.
I Section 2.—Any person violating the
|provisions of this ordinance shall upon
conviction thereof he punished by a fine
«not less than two dollars and not
jpore than ten dollars and in default of
the payment of such fine shall be com­
mitted to the city jail one da v tor each
dollars of such fine.
I Section 3.—Ordinance No. 82 is hereby
itvpealcd.
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T h os. C oates . Citv Recorder.
Approved November 2. 1903.
| C. W. T almage ,
i Mayor of Tillamook City, Orc.
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IIOLIILIY PRESENTS?
There is not a FINER LINE of presents in the County than you can select at my store.
I have on the way now and expect a large stock of JEWELRY on every boat.
Watches.
Jewelery.
Silver Ware.
My stock of Watches are the
the best that money can buy,
guaranteed as to adjustment
and accuarcy of time.
You
should see them and get prices.
A large and well selected stock
to select your presents from:
Rings, Cuff Buttons, Watch
Guards, Chains, Neck Chains,
Bracelets in improved pattern
and the latest thing out.
The largest and most varied
assortment to select your gifts
from in this line. Space for­
bids a detail of this select
stock, but call and see them
and get their prices.
EIGEXE JEMK1MW.
The above is an invitation to call, for nothing would please me better than to
show you what you can get in your home town for the approaching HOLIDAYS.
Besides having a complete Jewelers Line I am adding some very tasty Cut Glass
Ware of the very latest in this line.
Optical Goods, eyes tested FREE and
Glasses fitted and guaranteed.
Compasses, the ever ready and handy pocket
Compass.
No cheap trash iu my’ store.
Repor t for
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IHMmmary.—Mean temp. 53 9:
temp 84; Date 72; Min. temp. 36; Date 30.
lr 8.52 inches Number of
Total r----- eip.
' <r 3; partly cloudy 7; cloudv 21;
D«t<- of frost light 13, 14, 30 Auroras
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Prevailing wind Direction S. W.
1 Reighiko. Look out for storm v weather
I Ml through November, and high water
^^Kining on the 4th. Latitude 45 26 W
^^Kimde 123 51.—Capt. J. J. Dawson,
fVoluntary Observer.
MILLINERY
por Bargains in
GQillinery call on us
All goods marked at very low
figures and special bargains on the
Pattern Hats remaining from Sep
tember shipment.
Each boat brings us new goods
to keep up an assortment of late
styles.
We are agents for Butterick
Patterns. November sheets now in.
Ask for one
M. STURGEON & CO
Opposite the Post Offiee.
the Oregon fuel market will soon |
applied with Oregon coal of a super- '
quality, mined from inexhaustable I
Real Estate Transfers.
within the Stake, is practically as-
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coal fields
the Blue --------------
Moun .
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IICIUH of *.>■«.
Heppner bid fair to supply an i Furnished by H. T. Botts, «'«trader
is near I-_
Icle of fuel that will meet every re-1 Andrew Christensen and wife to J. C.
yement for commercial and domestic;
Erickson. % interest in EJi Swg 5
,>oses and at a cost less than that of
2S 9. ft. 00 and partition of pro.
c>< This coal has stood the test and
perty.
proved to be equal if not superior in
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t producing qualities to any of the Last Will and Testament of G. O. Rogers,
u all tics t<
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ndard coals of the West. I his will^bc state of Oregon to Bertha Folkman
first Oregon coal to appear upon the
Se Sec. t 6 and E% Ne Sec. 36 1 N io
al market, and its introduction into
1150.00
• channels of trade will, no doubt, Claude Thayer and wife to Frank Kut-
tolutionize the fuel business of the
Î630.
cher. 14 acres in 36 1 S 10
ute. For year« the lack of coal in Ore- H H. Downing to W. N. Reddaway.
n has been recognized as a damper to
E# Ne 14 3 N 10. fi.oo.
mmercial industries, but now this
mper is in a fair wa v of being removed George W. Phelps, et a! by sheriff to
Thomas Wilson. Netarts Saw Mill
d the effect will be widely felt
property in Sec 5 2 S 10. | i 6 i 6 43.
All Kinds of Gunsat Reduced U. S. A. to Nicholas Affolter. Patent.
Lots 1 & 2 & S’4 Ne 6 6 S 10
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rices at Ralph Ackley's.
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C heyenne . W vo ., Nov. 2 —A second
buttle with the Indians who murdered
Sheriff Miller and Deputy Falkenburg on
Saturday, re-inforced by a large body <»l
redskins who had been hunting in the
vicinitv of the scene ot the fight, is re
ported to have taken place to<>ay 1 ear
the Horseshoe ranch. The fugitives were
trace by a posse, and with their re in­
forcemen ts made a determined stand.
Nine Indians are reported killed outright
and 10 captured. The white men escaped
without loss <»r injury.
The news of the battles has spread to
the reservation and to other hunting
parties and a general uprising ol the
I Indians is feared. There is reason to be­
lieve that Indian couriers are enticing
the red men to deeds of violence (»over,
nor Chatterton is investigating the re­
port of the second battle, ami should
I the story he confirmed he will immedi­
ately order troops into the field to sup­
press the Indian uprising.
Authentic advice* from the scene of
Saturday evening’« bloody battle state
that six Indians were killed, 111 wounded
and five captured. Four made their es
CH|>e. Twenty horses, 12 wagons and
considerable game and Indian parapher­
nalia were also captured.
One
Lefever
Hami erless
Shot Gun, with autom it < ejec*
tor. at $40 OO ; Regular Price
$59 OO, at Ralph Ackl y.
Dr. P. J. Sharp, the exper-
enced dentist is located in
Dr. Wise’s dental pari rs, and
is prepared to do nothing but
first class work and give the
best of satisfaction
If your
teeth need fixing call upon
him.
A. to Arnold Affolter. Patent.
Sw Sec. 5 and E % Se Sec. 6 6
S 10,
U S. A. to Ernest A. Chamberlain.
Patent. EK Sw & W % Se. 73 S
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Two mortgages filed to secure 5365.00.
K.
After an official investigation by the
Big Foor official« into the cause of the
wreck Saturday morning. General S ujmt .
intendant Van winkle, of the company,
«aid the crew in charge of the football
special was responsible for the wreck be.
cause they failed to exercise the required
caution.
Mr. Vanwinkle said the en
gineer. W. H. Schuma< her. of the special
is to blame, because he did not have his
train under control inside the city limits.
Inside each pound package of
Lion Coffee
will be found a FMJLE game.
60 different games. All new.
At Your Orocer’».
New Jewelry at Franklin’s.